Fragmented excerpts reveal political and social unrest and crime mentions
Disjointed OCR text cites political tension with references to figures like Hoover Smith and Abraham Lincoln’s era, plus personal diary reflections on Sarah Clark amid liquor issues and a trial. It also notes a deputy sheriff arresting Al Price in Aiken for a Tennessee warrant, linked to past break-ins at local drug stores.
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Beever
Smith
Simon
Abraham Lincoln
Sarah Clark
John Baker
Augusta
Rom
John
Salley
Beleving
Ussery
Price
Pstrose
Tenn
Orangeburg
Aiken
R. W. McCreary
C. C. Johnson
Igo
Divine Reinforcements at First Baptist Church
Sunday morning address by Dr. McLean on Divine Reinforcements. Sunday 9:45 a.m. B Y P U paused until September. Evening service 6 15 features A Text That Changed History. A missionary hymn shown in 20 pictures. Wednesday night 8 15 midweek service.
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McLean
Senator George E Chamberlain Dies in 1920s Era Obituary
Oregon former senator George E Chamberlain, a Democrat and former chair of the Military Affairs Committee, was known for bold opinions and criticism of the War Department. He led troops and munitions moves, later denouncing the department before reforms. The piece notes his outspoken style and mentions political conventions and public proxies.
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George E. Chamberlain
Oregon
Chamberlain
War Department
Energy breakthrough promises future industrial centers
A fragmented note hints at a total energy breakthrough that could power future transport. It suggests fuel from equatorial deserts and jungles becoming central to industry, boosting regional centers in May.
Final Return and Discharge Notice for Willie Franklin
Notice announces final return and discharge as administrator of the Willie Franklin estate. LW B Franklin, administrator, requests discharge and sets July 27, 1928, as the filing date. The wording is fragmented but indicates probate action and a request for release from duties.
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Willie
Franklin
Fly-Tox promotional pest control brief
An advertisement-style note extols Fly-Tox as a fragrant stainless product harmless to humans yet lethal to flies mosquitoes and other disease carrying insects. It warns of unsanitary cleanliness issues and suggests the product keeps houses free of insect contamination.
Southern City Promotes Growth and Prosperity
The Southern business model earns about 90 million dollars yearly and pays substantial Southern taxes. It spends heavily in the South for materials and supplies and aims to grow the region by attracting new people, capital, and industry. It collaborates with farmers to boost agricultural conditions and provides safe, swift, economical transportation. The strategy rests on sound business grounds for regional prosperity.
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St Julie
Cohmaibia
Balley
Texas
Anna
Carter
United States
Aiken Standard Office
Aiken, S. C
Aiken Standard
Sumter
3S. C
Seeosasdia
National Shoe Repair Co
Park Aveth
LW. B. Franklin
TRE
The
Mississippi State Poultry Federation
United, States
Atlanta
Nome
Southern Railway System
Birmingham
Richmond
Memphis
Jacksonville
Knoxville
Chattanooga
Southern
Southern Railway
Spret
Souqthern
Washington
Cincinnati
Louleville
St. Louie
Mempea
Norfolk
Chariton
Savanneh
Dramerick
Jocheonville
Gulf
Mobile
New Orleans
Berree
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